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Media Releases - January 24, 2017

Bell Let’s Talk supports improved mental health care access in Lanaudière region

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    Bell Let’s Talk Day is tomorrow! Get ready to join in Canada’s mental health conversation with great events and new ways to engage

    Bell Let’s Talk Day 2017 is tomorrow, and national spokesperson Clara Hughes and the Bell Let’s Talk team invite everyone to talk, text and engage on social media to grow Canada’s mental health conversation like never before.

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    Bell Let’s Talk and Queen’s University renew commitment to mental health research

    Bell Let’s Talk and Queen’s University today announced a $1 million gift to renew the Bell Canada Mental Health and Anti-Stigma Research Chair. The inaugural holder of the world’s first anti-stigma research chair, Dr. Heather Stuart, has been reappointed to the position for another 5-year term.

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    Bell Let’s Talk student-athlete initiative

    With support from 4 university sport conferences and 54 Canadian universities, including 20,000 student-athletes and coaches, student voices in support of Bell Let’s Talk will be even louder on Bell Let’s Talk Day tomorrow.

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Bell Let’s Talk partners from coast to coast to coast are making a difference for mental health in their communities. Learn more about their impact.

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